The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-15
SAID BY CHURCH EoLk.

war, pestllence and famine - Hoy
W. E. Gladstone. "'
TO recognize God we must be- ike
unto God, OF His race, participating If
His nature, as His offspring. ~ Bisbop
A11dreaOS.
Life is worth little to man without /.
good and noble life. 1t matters little
what the ambition or the methods are
unless the end is right.-Pyesidert
CGpen.
Although he is not surrounded by
any military or temporal power. vet
to-day, both in the spiritual and tenn
poral world, the Pope exercises more
infunce than 100 crowned heads
Cardinal Gibbons
All history is only tracing on the
walls OF every nation as by the fin GERS
of divine hand, the warning of tbat
inevitable destruction which awaits
political intrigue, selfsh1plottine, bust
ness dishonesty and personal iniouity.
Req. J. De NOrn1andSe.
The disciple is not above his mas
ter. he is looking ever to him. Ex-
cept whatever great reward he in his
grace may bestow--not here, not here
but in that kingdom the COMING of
which you will hasten, the new heaven
and the new earth, wherein dwelleth
righteousness. ~-Prof Snythe.
| do not care what you do with nv
body when my soul is gone, or whether
lou believe in cremation or inhumation.
shall sleep just as well in a wrapping
Of sackcloth as satin lined with eagles
down. But my soul-before leave
his house this morning | will find
where it is going to land. Req. Z. De-
VAT IGtneGge.
Whatever is in us must come out.
teebleness or strength, wisdom or folly.
good or evil. Pride in our heart ineyi-
ably shows itself in our lives. Self
tishness in heart means selfshness in
every walk of society. Christians some
lines act as if they could indulge in un-
Christian thoughts and feelings and
keep them a secret. just as well have
smallpox kept to ones self-Rev DR..
b. B. Webb.
There are many who do not believe
n devotion for marriage, but it cannot
De filled without special protection
rom God. Young men and women who
AXE that step, bear we'll in mind that
marriage is one of the most important
n life. You have but one life to live
md no earthly considerations can pay
Tou for life of unhappiness. A good
wife is given to those who fear God.
A good wife, therefore, is given to
nan for his good deeds, and good
husband is bestowed upon woman for
ier goodness. - Req. D. j. Wholly.
You cannot substitute theological
peculation for work The Pharisees
wanted to speculate about the sin of
he man born blind, but Jesus would
lot let them, and went to work to heal
linn, and said: Il Laust work while it
called to-day" You cannot substi-
ute worship for work. The priest and
he Levite were on their way to wor-
'hip when they passed BY the wounded
nan on the Jericho road. and Jesus
'ebuked them by the example OF the
good Samaritan, rho delayed bis wor-
ship and his journey to help poor fel.
ow-man in need. Req. j r. z Inner.
The true end of natural science is to
give the soul mastery over the body,
The spiritual supremacy over the physi-
,al and the material. The whole pro-
gress in government has been towards
mans mastery over himself, toward the
supremacy of conscience in the individ-
lal and so toward self-government.
Our religious institutions are yielding
TO the atmospheric influence of the age.
The church is becoming church rot
Af L,,k 80 ~
America, above all other lands, are the
torees at work In this process the
men and women of culture are COM
nissioned to be the leaders. TO them
America looks to be the architects of
the Republic Of God Req. Dr. Ly-
man abbott.
In an age when fools would class
love and pity and penitence in the
same category with salt and sugar, and
when children are taught to regard
their parents as animated carbon, oxy-
gen and hydrogen, and hence treat
them as equals Or even interiors, when
vice is paraded before the refined and
educated on the stage, in the novel
and newspaper, and through the ordi-
nary conversation OF society, in an age
when even ministers of Christ can play
the buffoon and toss up holy things as
iuggler losses up his balls, and the
church look on and applaud. in such
an age wish to utter my word, though
it be feeble one, in solemn protest
against this moral chaos, and to affirm,
in the name of God Of Heaven, that
there is, though man ignore it, holy
ground. -Rey Dr. HoUGrd Crosby.
He Didn't Have Religion.